Queen Latifah Returning To Daytime With New Talk Show
Will Smith’s production company is teaming up with Sony to give Queen Latifah a new daytime talk show in 2013.
Will Smith’s production company is teaming up with Sony to give Queen Latifah a new daytime talk show in 2013.
Reality TV Stans are about to become very familiar with the name Kimbella “Still Look Pretty” Vanderhee.
Live from New York, it’s Drizzy! Drake wil make his debut as a musical guest on Saturday Night Live Oct. 15, joining guest host Anna Faris. The appearance will coincide with the release of the rapper’s sophomore disc, Take Care, dropping Oct. 24 — Drake’s 25th birthday.
Mark your calendars, Reality Stans: The Real Housewives of Atlanta have signed on for a new season of debauchery on the Bravo Network, and the drama unfolds Nov. 6!
Speaking of Tyler Perry, a trailer for the star’s new TBS dramedy, For Better or Worse, has been released. The show stars Tasha Smith and Michael Jai White and is based on their characters, warring spouses Angela and Marcus, from the feature films Why Did I Get Married? and Why Did I Get Married Too?
Another “Real Housewife” could be headed for Divorce Court: Former The Real Housewives of Atlanta star Lisa Wu-Hartwell, who appeared on the Bravo series during the first two seasons, has called it quits with her NFL pro husband, Ed Hartwell, after five years of marriage. The reality star hit Twitter over the weekend to clear up rumors about the separation.
Braxton Family Values returns for a second season on WEtv this fall. And we’ve got a sneak peek! WE promises a 19-episode extravaganza that will feature Tamar hitting the stage, Toni’s attempt at finding new love, and Mama Evelyn getting back on the dating scene.
The drah-ma unfolds Thursday, Nov. 10 @ 9PM ET/PT.
Brandy is returning to the small screen with a recurring role on The CW soap 90210.
BET has responded to reports that it’s pulling the plug on its flagship late night gabfest, The Mo’Nique Show….The oft-controversial network is choosing another term for the sudden move: “Production hiatus.”
Word that the Oscar-winning comedienne had been sent packing over at Black Entertainment Television first hit the curb when The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Rodney Ho published the cancellation rumor in his Wednesday column.
VH1 has green-lit a second season of its original scripted comedy/drama, Single Ladies. Set in Atlanta and produced by Queen Latifah’s Flavor Unit, the show is the network’s first hour-long scripted series and stars Stacey Dash, LisaRaye McCoy, and Charity Shea.